This “active whiteboy” appears to be on the run.
A homeless man with “distinctive” tattoos saying “active” and “whiteboy” above his eyebrows is being hunted after an elderly California businessman was beaten to death with a baseball bat.
Ronalee Barrett Stanberry, 37, is accused of breaking into an Allstate Insurance in Fontana early Jan. 10 and launching an “unprovoked attack” on the 79-year-old business owner, local cops said.
The victim — who was not identified — “fought valiantly for his life but passed away due to his injuries” on Tuesday, 11 days after the attack, cops said.
Stanberry has “Active Whiteboy” tattooed on his face. City of Fontana Police Department
The suspected murderer is homeless and on the run. City of Fontana Police Department
Stanberry was identified as the suspect who broke into the business, which the victim had run for 30 years, police said. The suspect then fled toward a freeway, cops said.
Stanberry is “described as a transient ” who “often travels by train” — and is easily recognizable given his “numerous tattoos on his arms and distinctive tattoos above his eyebrows with the words ‘Active’ and ‘Whiteboy,'” the police department said along with photos of the tatts.
He allegedly killed a 79-year-old man with a baseball bat. City of Fontana Police DepartmentStranberry was last seen in a white USPS button-up shirt with blue pinstripes, that police said he stole from the victim’s business. In addition to the facial tattoos, he has numerous tattoos on his arms.
He was most recently arrested in Bakersfield — although police did not say what for.
